Harry
1. (adj.) Naval term used to emphasise the word that follows. The words following often end in ‘-ers’.
Examples:
~ Redders = hot
~ Shyters = Drunk
~ Honkers = Disgusting or vomiting
~Crashers = Asleep
2. (n.) The Station Commander. Staish
Definition linkJane’s All The World’s —
(adj.) A considerably large number of the things to which the phrase is alluding. From the Janes series of books that contain comprehensive listings of all of the subject. Eg. “This club is like ~ fit women.” cf. Yarnex
Definition linkShitload
(adj.) A large quantity. Shedload
Definition linkSledgehammer to crack a nut
(phr.) An over employment of resources in relation to the size of the task
Definition linkSquare root of fuck all
(n.) Very little or nothing.
Definition linkThe somethingest something in NATO
(phr.) Term used to exaggerate the attributes of a person or thing. Eg. “Talk to Jim he’s the clever~ bloke in ~”.
Definition linkWoefully inadequate (lacrunabilis inadiquatum)
(adj.) Used to describe the performance (usually of a student on the Harrier Operational Conversion Unit) if they have not performed to the standard required.
Definition linkWork like a one armed paper hanger
(phr.) To work extremely frantically and hard on something.
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